School Hymn
The school we love St. Mary's is her name
She stands a statue great and strong,
She holds our hands and guides us through the world
By keeping us all sound and strong.
She moulds our souls by teaching us the faith
She moulds our minds and bodies, too.
She's all what a mother is She's our beloved SMC!
Let's hold her high and lift her to the heights.
Let's fight for her and love her all the time.
Now open your heart to her, dear smc.
St. Mary's college, she's a true Alma Mater dear.
St. Mary's college she's a school and a home all in one.
St. Mary's college, let her blue and her white banner fly
Let her live in all our hearts and lips
Let Saint Mary's college ever live.
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